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• #2
no need... they are the same free hub
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• #3
The ones I have don't have the same spline pattern.......
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• #4
Thats weird.. Im assuming its not a campagnolo hub then or at least a dilemma i haven't encountered with campagnolo hubs. What brand is the hub (not free hub)? Its not the same exact procedure on all hubs.
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• #5
They have different spline patterns but they do fit. This is really useful: http://branfordbike.com/articles/cassettes-and-cogs-pg60.htm
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• #6
With the different spline patte n I didn't even think of trying the cassettes to see if they fit but from the Branford Bike link it sounds like it should work - I'll give it a go and feedback.
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• #7
As advised above, fits absolutely fine.
Never underestimate the strength of street knowledge....
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• #8
All the different 9 10 11 speed spline patterns well there are two are interchangable when it comes to cassesettes. The later spline pattern is a bit lighter that is why it exists.
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• #9
not strictly true, nucleons do not take an 11 speed > http://www.ebay.co.uk/gds/Campagnolo-Nucleon-vs-Neutron-Wheels-with-11-Speed-/10000000024084469/g.html
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• #10
Hijacking the thread, sorry.
The bearings are knackered on my campag freehub, is it easy enough to replace them (internal sealed) or shall I just replace the freehub?
Probably obvious but how easy/possible is it to swop a 10 speed Campag freehub for a 9 speed one? Any tools or particular expertise required?